Parameters:
dataString: The string to be processed.spanSlice: The string to be wrapped in a span element.spanClassName: The CSS class name to be added to the span element.
Returns:
A JSX element that contains the dataString with the spanSlice wrapped in a span element with the spanClassName class name.
Example:
const dataString = "This is a test string.";
const spanSlice = "test";
const spanClassName = "my-span-class";
const jsxElement = spanTool(dataString, spanSlice, spanClassName);
console.log(jsxElement); // Outputs: <span>This is a <span class="my-span-class">test</span> string.</span>
**Usage:**
The `spanTool` function can be used to highlight specific parts of a string, or to add additional HTML attributes to specific parts of a string. For example, you could use the `spanTool` function to highlight the search term in a search results page, or to add a tooltip to a specific word in a product description.
**Example:**
javascript
const searchResults = [
"This is the first search result.",
"This is the second search result.",
"This is the third search result.",
];
const searchTerm = "search";
const searchResultsWithHighlights = searchResults.map((searchResult) => {
return spanTool(searchResult, searchTerm, "search-highlight");
});
console.log(searchResultsWithHighlights); // Outputs: ["This is the <span class="search-highlight">search</span> result.", "This is the second <span class="search-highlight">search</span> result.", "This is the third <span class="search-highlight">search</span> result."]developer: github.com/nazmus767921